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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981014
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
10/15/2013
Doc Name
Pond 4 Status
From
Rob Zuber
To
Janet Binns
Type & Sequence
TR40
Permit Index Doc Type
Other Surface Water
Email Name
JHB
RDZ
DIH
Media Type
D
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10/15/13 State.co.us Executive Branch Mail -Re: Southfield Mine: MWNW & Pond 4 <br />From the Findings of Compliance and Proposed Decision for a Phase I Bond Release and <br />Bond Reduction SL -02 for Energy Fuels Coal, Inc. Southfield Mine Permit No. C -81 -014 <br />page 29 <br />"Sediment Pond 4: Sediment Pond 4 is designed and constructed to treat runoff <br />from a 10 year 124 hour storm event and safely pass the runoff from a 25 year 124 hour <br />storm event as required by the Rules. Pond 4 receives the runoff from the refuse pile, <br />the borrow area, the topsoil stockpile and the subsoil stockpile. With the approval of <br />Technical Revision 34 (approved on October 28, 2002, EFCI changed the primary spillway <br />design to be self- degatering. The Division reviewed the engineering designs and <br />SEDCAD models and determined that the revised spillway design criteria had been met. <br />EFCI submitted engineer certified as -built drawings for Pond 4 as required by the Rules." <br />Our opinion and request for Pond 4: <br />Because Pond 4 is essential for the runoff from the the refuse pile, the <br />borrow area, the topsoil stockpile and the borrow area, it is important that <br />in the case of a potential catastrophic runoff event ie 10 year /24 hour <br />storm and /or a 25 year /24 hour storm event, we keep Pond 4 as a <br />permanent pond to safely pass the runoff in future years. <br />Also, there were previously naturally occurring low -lying areas of land on our <br />property which provided water collection areas as a natural environment for <br />rangeland and wildlife habitat. <br />Below are the emails exchanged between myself, Janet Binns and George Patterson <br />regarding our position to Pond 4: <br />Paula: <br />Janet Binns corrected me (see message) about all signatures being on one letter. <br />stand corrected. <br />George P <br />https: / /mai l.g oog le.conVmai 1 /u /0 / ?ui =2 &i Ire29129fcb5 &viev�-- pt &search =i nbox&th =141 bcb36ff3ec945 17/20 <br />
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